#MPRCFL2022 Schedule of Events
For those joining us in Florida the day before
THE National Recovery Conference...please feel free to attend these FREE pre-conference networking events!
ALL ARE WELCOME...
TUES JAN 11th 11a-3p: ORCA Hang Out at Laishley Park Pavillion
Pavillion #2 -Laishley Park 100 Nesbit Street Punta Gorda, FL 33950 (941) 575-5050
Join CCAR's newest community initiative, ORCA (Ocean Recovery Community Alliance) for a pre-conference hangout at nearby Laishley Park. This park is within walking distance from The Charlotte Harbor Event Center (approximately a 7 minute walk- directions here). Enjoy a day of service, networking, free lunch, PLUS everyone that participates in the clean up recieves a FREE ORCA t-shirt! Comfortable dress encouraged, all supplies provided.
Sign up today to reserve your spot!
Click HERE to learn more about ORCA and the amazing work there doing here in New England, and to contact ORCA click HERE.
ORCA's envision a future where our coastlines, oceans and waterways are trash free.
We do this by organizing and hosting cleanups to give people opportunity to be of service to our oceans and their communities.
TUES JAN 11th 8p-10p: Movie Night Screening- Greg William's 'Tipping The Pain Scale'
Charlotte Harbor Events Center -Hibiscus Room B 75 Taylor Street Punta Gorda, FL
CHECK OUT THE TRAILER HERE
Featuring Secretary of Labor, Marty Walsh; NFL Pro Bowl Player, Darren Waller; Spoken Word Artist Joseph LMS Green; WA State Representative, Lauren Davis; Community Outreach Volunteer, Roz Pichardo; and Boston Police Officer Joshua De La Rosa,
with Music from Sia.
The addiction crisis in America has reached a new boiling point, and courageous people – at all levels, from all walks of life – are rising to answer the call. Tipping The Pain Scale is a feature documentary film following individuals grappling with the current systemic failures of how we have dealt with addiction in communities and their journey to develop and employ new, innovative, and often controversial solutions to the problem. It is a quasi-anthology, weaving characters through their own stories as they connect to the issues plaguing all communities and the country in an urgent fight to save lives.
